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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-17

rzadek, re kazda strona rzeki jest
sama ola siebie, i podziekowa} nam
"a p%rzyjecie. Pc n~abozehstwie "a
.spiewalismy W kosciele, PREY cd
g}osic trab n%aszej polskiej kapeli
,Boze COS Polske" i wtym samym
porzadku odprowadzilismy Najprz.
KS. Biskupa n%apowrdt do koscio}a
sw. Stanisfawa Kostki. w ponie-
dzia4ek, o godz. I pc po}udniu, ze-
bralismy SIG znowu ma to samo
miejsce, i odprowadzilismy KS.
Biskupa ma kolej znowu z muzyka.
Stalismy ma dworcu tax d}ugo, az
pociqg ruszy} z miejsca, wtedy ka-
pela i~eszcze raz zagra}a ma pole
gnanie i rozeszlismy sic do dom6w.
O6arowalismy Kajprz. KS.
Biskupowi Katzer so dol, jake
wynagrodzenie "a ekspensa, a ks.
Biskup ofarowa{ nam to ma kosclof.
Niniejszem wiec jak najuro.
czysciej dziekujemy Najprz. KS.
Biskupowi Katzer, "a truly podje-
tie oko4o dobra naszego, "a jego
troskliwe staranie SIG o a i "a
oddanie nam sprawiedliwosci. Oby
go Bog raczy} zachowac nam W
d}ugie lata, gdyz to jest sprawiedli-
wy Biskup, prawdziwy kap}an Maj
wyzszego.
Prosimy o poprawienie, czy
lam obczesanie z grubego wiora
tych naszych gryzmo}dw, gdyz my
ludzie ME %uczeni, a radzibysmy wi
dzieli GAIA te korespondencya we
Wiarusie, choG kawa}kami. Gaia
parafa sw. Michafa prosi 0 Wy
drukowanie tel korespondencyi, ably
tel sic SWAT o naszym Berlinku
dowiedzial.
W imieniu ca}ej parafi sw.
Micha}a
Teofl Bronx
J6zef Ekman
FIR. DomasZek
Jan Ekman.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-17
Poswiecenie
DRUGIEGO kOSCIOIA POISklEGO
w Berlinie, Wis.
Berlin, 10 lutego, SIR.

Berlin, 10 lutego, SIR.
Drogi Majstcrku!
Ma}o dotqd napotkalismy W
Warusie wiadomosci 2 naszej sto-
Icy, Il pzeciez i II has q poraz
wydarzy sic cos waznego, jah mp.
dnia G lutego.
Nasz Najprz. KS. Biskup Hat
yer Green Bay, o~debrawszy parafi9
sw. Stanis}awa, przysial donicj W.
ks. Januarcgo Czarnowsklcgo 4
Hull, Wis. jest to "orliwy, o chwa-
lie BOA dbajacy kapian j jest praw-
dziwym ojcrm dla swojej parahi,
ale dla n%aszci jest tyIko ojczymcm.
Podczas jego b%ytn"Sci tutai
wystaraliSmy sic II KS. Biskllpa, IL
nasz koScioi sw. MIcllala zostai o.
tworzony we Wnesniu +. q. i Cd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-17
Bamber bic SaWickiego.
Chicago IA lutego, 1897

Chicago IA lutsgo, 1897 +.
So. A. Sawicki Cos Noble Str,
Chicago. Pomjmo ~ So. Oh. JUL
ME cd dzisini znam, mic wiedziaaem,
4eB ~pryeszcdf z swego rzemiosfa do
adwokatury, mann .jcdnakowo& o
Ks. W. B. daIckr !erszo wyobra-
&en;e, azebym mat wlerzyc, te
TOME 81. Oh. swym adwokatem
miancwaf.
ST.. Oh. gdybyh sweJ knajry
nieoledwie wprcst n%aprzeciw ko.
scioia ME Mat, inaczej bys sriewM,
a czy Oh. naletysz do-jak ich
nazywasz-Koscielnikow czy n"ro-
dowcow, w1asciwio nikogo mic ME
obchodxi; %powiadasz, to do pierw'
ssych ME nalezysz, ia zas w'em
dokfadnie, - drudsy CIe 81. Oh.
wyrzuciIi, az z .emsty stnrafes sic,
axeby poczta Zgody 90 przesylkl
ME przyjmowata, naletysz ~ieo 60
partly, ktora Tw6j klient nazwaf
10 to ami ba: any ami tee owce.
Pisufem prawde i no TEN ko-
nice. Pam Sawickiemu zas ME
widze powodu dokiadniej odpswla-
dac, gdys tenze niczcgo, com po-
przednio napisa}, ami zbija, ani zb'c
ME moze. - Dici.
AMBER.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-17
AsA4aZ aaNaNf

rozpoczaf crukowac humorze
smym artykui o ,,Rekolecznictwie''
czyli Chirurgii Ora. NJ. P;etrzy-
ckiego z Dalton, w. r., ktory
praktykujac W Ameryce przeszlo
lat 20, doskenale poznaf warunki
i przyczyny chcreb najzwyklej W
tym kraju zuchodzacych.
Prenumerata Lekorza Domo-
scego wydos' rocznie 100 - pot
rocznie so G.
Wszclkie listy do redakcyi tc
go pismn trzebn adresowaG:
Dr.. NJ. p. K,ossakcwski
66S Noble Str.
Chicago Illinois.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-17
W Tece WiaruSa

znajduja sic nastepujaco watniej-
SIZE manuskrypta, ktorych W tym
numerzc ME mozna by}o pomiesci6:
1 Wianki pana Leonu (X),
~zawierajace pomiqdzy innemi kiIka
k%wiatkow z donicy Kominetu Cen
tralnego Dobroczynnosci,
2: Nova DIR. Majewskiego ma
obchodzie ~rocznicy Tow. Kosciusz-
Xxi,
B. Urywek Z poematu o Ame-
ryce, oddeklamowanego przez p.
Ludwika Niemojewskiego M prze-
dostatnim wiecz6rku literackim W
New Yorku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-17
TELEGRAM DONOSI:

- Wrzawa wojenna W E.
uropie troche przycichfa cd
czasu, jak byfy minister hanc-
werski Windthorst wykazaf
pred ca1ym swiatem, Re to
Bismark, chociaz ia razq jesz-
cze o wnjnie ME mysli, umysl-
ME straszY Niemcow, ably tyl-
ko cd sejmu niemieckiego wy
fudziG pozwolenie ia powie-
ksZenie armii.
- Fort pod Cummersdorf,
pobudcwany scisle podfug wzo.
ru francuskich fort6w nadgra-
nicznych, zburzopy zostal "a
pomoca materyj wybuchowe,
W przeciqgu 4S godzin.
-Spodziewaja sic dtuzszej
wojny miedzy W}ochami a A
bisyniq W Afryce. W}ochy
chcq mice wolny przystep do
portow abisyhskich, a Abisyh-
czycy I'M go odmawiaja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-17

uxy:Vr4np. Hx .,psF IL 1

wybrany przcz r"botnlkow Po''Nieh
W Chicago postf do seImu stana
Illinois, postawit ma prosbe pol
skich piekarczykow z Chicago
W Izbie representatives. SPRING
field wriosek, ably zatcn piekarczyk
Jonrneyman BAker) ME byf obo-
wiaznny pracowac W piekarni dfu-
lei, jak u godzin w ronledzlaiki,
wtorki, srody, czwartki i piatki, a
mic wiecej ,iak Ia godzin W sonote.
(Dotychczas pracowaIl cd lG Dc"
lS godzin dziennie a do 20 j "
godzin W sobote]. zarazem mic
maja piekarze zatrudniac az eel
pon,hei lat 16, DO faktem udowo-
dnionym Jest, re chtopcy, LEGACY
lat ~ do ia, poczynajacy W tym
wioku w p~iekurniach pracowac, u
micraia z~wyczajnie pred 2Ctym
rokiem Aycln, b. pfuca ich So "a
stable, ably mogty zniesc kurz z
maxi, kt6ry M Mich osiada.
q Portland, Mo, donosza. Be
p%apierniu TAX nazwana The Denni-
son Paper Co. W Mechanics Falls
W tych dniach zblnk' ntownfn, ma
robiwszy diugu 100000. W u
bieglym roku frma ia chciafn ob.
nizyd place swym r%obotnikom,
wskutek cyego wybuchf straj k.
Wiusciciel odpraw1t strajkerow z
odpo wiedzia: ia nam pieniadze,
to was potru6e przetrzymac. DO wy
ich ME macie! Strawberry, kt6rzy
byli wsxyscy Rycerzam' Piracy, do
stall nakaz trzyma6 sic zdala cd
papierni, gdyz ia z~ostata bojhoto
wana. ChoG pan Dennisun Mat
duzo pieniedzy, to iednak Prze:
trzynac; ME m6gt ! paN cfarq swej
shciwo;ci Z sk4pstua.
We FIladeIfi z powodu bez-
robocia lockout ME mniej jak
10000 krawcow ; szwaczek POGO
stale bez sposobu do zarsbienia ma
tveie.
w Stanach Zjedroczonych do
tel pory Jest zcrganizownnvch o.
kofo $500 grup Rycerzy Piracy.
Gornicy 10 Northumberland
IAngli1 gtosami S,258 przeclw
1850 post"nowili z%astraj kowao 2
powodu zmzenia i'm piucy o l2a
procent.
Parysso, o%puszczaiac Detroit,
ME spodz!ewaf sic wcule, co IA
pigutka 80 c~ze,aia W Filadelfi.
JUL kilka tygodni temu zostafy
wys}ane listy do nGen. ASS" OPT
sujac jego tendencye. Obecnie wziaf
to sprawe W rekQ pan Griffiths,
Gen. Master Foreman, ktory W
tych dniach tak&e wyjechaf do
FilaLalfi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-17

/. Czemu pies krqci ogonem?
2. Jukich kamioni jest najwlecej
morzu?
3; Jakiego drzewa n"jwiecej W
leslie?
4. Ktoro rybki maja najS"rdziej
o~zy W kupie?
5. Kto lyle 2 wictru?
6. Co czfowick uczyni rim
wstaniep
z. Ktore owcc Bra wiecei, czarne
ely biaic?
8. Gdzie idzjcmy, jak dwanasc:e
lat skohczcmy?
9. Kt6ry dzieh nc ma nocy?
10. KC@ry parobck MIC robjcra
&adnci m,s'ug?
II. Kfora woda jest bcz piasku?
II. K.orego dnia me mpAcmy
Auaivsc v Lalunaarzu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-17

-. Pred kim kazdy must ko-
.liecznle z1jas czapke Tub kapelusz?
IA. Czemu wszystkie pchty sa
czarne?
IS. Kto upomina diuznika swego
wieeej ni& a ma dzieh?
l6. Kiedy jest gtupicc najma-
drzeiszy2
IL. Jaki rok trivia tylko jeden
dzieh?
ROzwiQzania
4. Bo ogcn pscm kreciG ME
mole.
9. Mokrych.
3. Okragfego.
4. Najmniejsze.
5. Wt.Sciciel wiatrzaka.
6. Usiadzie albo SIG poioty.
z. Biafe.
8 w trzynasty.
9. Dzieh ostateczny.
10. Do sciagania but6w.
IL. w oku.
-. Dnia naszej smierci.
10. Priced fryzyerem
IA. Poniewat W ciagfej So Ia
fobie.
Is. Gfod.
IL. Jak milczy.
II. Nowy Rok.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-17
Bacznosc Rodacy!
Jan k~ostfzeWski
574 NOBLE Str.

poblizej Division poleca swoj
Salon polski i Hale st6sownq
do weso1, posiedzeh i zabaw
towarzyskich. UtrzymWe zaw-
SEE swieze piwo, likiery, wilma
i cygara. Skora i rzetelna u
s1uga.
Rodacy! Prey TEN jestem a.
gertem kart okretowych(Schifs-
harten) ma wszystkie linie i
posrednicze W wyse}ce picnic
dry do starego kraju, wprost
do domu adresata. Rodacy!
Przyjdzcje sic wprzod tn pre-
konac, MIN gdzieindziej poi
dziecie!
II szncunkiem Wasz Kodak
i s}uga
IAN KOst1zenSkl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-17
Jak ZaZwycZaj
S. FLEISHM

wystawia najwiekszy i najlepszy towar W
mieScie co do
UBRAN JESIENNYCH iZIMOWYCH
ola mezczyzn, m}odziehc6w i dzieci.
Ci, kt6rzy kiedykolwiek cd mas kupo-
wall, wiedza, re my trzymamy tylko towar
dobry i mocny, a re nasze ceny So nadzwy-
czaj TAME, MONA }atwo vidziec z nastepu-
jacego spisu:
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Many ma sk1adzie olbrzymi zapas meskich
werchnich surdntow cd S 3,OO-2OOO
Bee wzgledu ma Gene ubior6w stawia-
my rekojmia re beda one warte pieniadze,
jake kupujacy "a ME zap}aci. Co by sic ME
spodobalo, MONA napowrot oddaG do nasze-
go sk}adu, a wr6cimy p%ieniadze.
S. FLEISHMAN
..One PRICE CLOTHIER"
Ma rogu 3eji CEnTRE ulicy.
Leon Rolbiecki. polski klerk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-19

THE wife of Colonel Hughes Hallett
has issued an appeal to the Conservatives
asking them not to be too hsrd on the old
man. She claims that as his wife his
amours hurt her first and worse, and if
she is willing to condone his faults,
common, ordinary, work-a-day constitu-
ences should submit without whimper.
She volunteers to visit personally every
voter who feels himself aggrieved
and by the balm Of her presence soothe
him to tranquility. This is confrma
ton of the old saw: ga woman, spaniel
and q walnut tree, the more they're
beaten the better they be-" It is the
case with most of the wives of these
aristocratic rakes. They will endure all
manner of wrong, indignity and suffering
sooner than separate from their husbands
or confess his guilt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-19

pa er Dotoriety, Alter that she will simply
have to put IN with being the wife o. as insig
nifcant and obscure q an as an ex president
could possibly be. One can not help pang of
sympathy for ner, but she has chosen her lot
deliberately
There is nc way by which man guilty
of such a low and filthy assault on the
private character Of lady can be pun
ished under the law. The fact that the
President and his wife were the guests Of
the Tribune, as we'll as being the most
distinguished personsges in the country,
means nothing to mind inherently vile
and mean. When q man descends to the
scale where he csn write about Mrs
Cleveland or any other lady as one who
"sold" themselves to anybody, he is con-
slderably benesth contempt. tits pity,
however, that instead of burning the
scoundrel in effigy the people of Mime
apolis had not run him out of the coun-
try
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-19
HONORING SMITH.
Some Testimonials to the Brave Express
Messenger who Kills Robbers.

some TeBk1mOnI6Ie TO tho br6Ps Express
Messenger who Kills Robbers.
Special to the Gazette.
Ell PAso, TEX, Oct. 1S.-The Sheriff
and deputy United States marshal are
still in the lower part Of the county look
ing for the third train robber. Engineer
Lohner, who was on the train that
was held up last Friday night,
came in to-day from San Antonio, and in
sists that at the time the robbers were
slain there was a Mexican in q wagon
near the train who drove into the bushes
after the killing. and be believes this is
the man the officers are in pursuit Of.
Messenger Smith has gone to
San Antonio, where his vacation
begins. San Antonio people
propose to reward him handsomely for
his heroic act. The medal to be pre-
sented him By our citizens will bear his
name on bar, attached to which by gold
chains is star, on the points of which
will be inserted the letters, sc. 81. & S.
A." The body of the medal will contain
the words: "Citizens of Ell Paso to j.
Earnest Smith in honor OF his heroic act
of Friday, October IA, 1887 " He will
also receive from $4,000 to $4,000, and will
be transferred and promoted by Wells,
Fargo & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-19

day. DR.. Lancaster, from an extensive
analysis Of the dietary Of soldiers, sailors,
prisoners, and the better paid classes of
artisans and professional men in London,
found the average daily quantity of solid
and liquid food to be 143 ounces. Doubt
less many take much less; bu unques-
tionably many take much more than this
When some one mentioned before Sydney
Smith the twenty wsgon-loads of food
calculated for each mans allowance, he
turned to Lord Durham, who like himself
was corpulent (and not without sufficient
reason), with the quaint remark, 81 think
our wagons, Durham, must be four-horsed
ones" There are members of the Lon
don Corporation, to seek no further,
whose wagons must be six-hOrsed ones,
and well-losded ct that.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-19
THE LONDON RIOTS.

Once more the pitiable exhibition of in
dividual weakness, and unreasonable
demands upon the government are being
witnessed in London, where lot of idle
Workmen engaged in riot because the
corporations did not give them work
when asked for. The idea that society,
the corporation or the government is
bound to furnish work for the IaboriDg
masses is an absurdity, as great as
the attempt of King James to
raise revenue by calling a shilling
8 sovereign. Governments are instituted
and organized for the benefit of society,
for the protection of the weak against the
eucroachments of the strong and for the
purpose of carrying or such public bust
ness ss is necessary. Workmen
have no right to demand work
from their government and gov
ernments ale under no obligation
to furnish work. Such ideas as these are
the worst features of socialism. Inter-
national responsibility and individual
freedom is subordinated or entirely lost,
and sthe stste"-that mythical, insub-
stantial being-is looked to for all things.
Monsrchial governments are responsible
in large degree for this feeling Of de-
pendence and irresponsibility so
common among the working classes
in Europe. When people have
been taught for centuries that
they were incapable Of managing
their affairs and that the divinely ap-
pointed and divinely annointed lords,
dukes and kings had to watch over and
direct them, it is not strange that the
masses should come to believe that those
who have all power must, logically and
justly, bear all responsibility. A little
more democracy and little less feudal-
ism would teach people that they must
carve their own way and work out their
own salvation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-19
How Mnch q Man Eafs.

Richard A. Proctor in the Cosmopolitan.
1t has been calculated that on the ay-
erage each man who attains the age OF
three.score and ten consumes during the
course of his life twenty wagon loads OF
food, solid and liquid. At four tons to
the wagon this would correspond to an
average or about one hundred ounces
of food per day during adult life and
about eighty ounces during infancy and
youth. Most modern doctors agree In
regarding 120 ounces of food per day,
to five or ak half-pints OF
liquid food and seven or eight pounds OF
solid food, as In excess of the real daily
of healthy man or woman.
Yet probably most Of Us take more than
this, in one wsy or another, during the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-19

DIR. DoRsKIT had tussle with the
Austin ring and the good doctor came
very near being sent to the boneyard In
the language of the religious editor
of the Waco Examiner he whlpsawed
the turn and wiped all opposition
of of the board. He is busy now eject
ing the tattlers and incompetents from
their positions as go betweens and spies,
and there is another storm brewing. The
doctor seems to have things his own way
at present, and ne is liable to keep them
that way
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-19

THE Gulf, Colorado end Santa Fe Rail-
road must resume local traffic exclusively
in the telegraph business. The consoli-
datiou of the Western Union with the
Baltimore and Ohio leaves the plucky
Santa Fe once more the only opposition
line in Texas. If the Atchison, To-
peka and Santa Fe would con-
meet with the Santa zFe as the
Baltimore and Ohio did, Texas
would once more enjoy the benefits OF
competitive telegraphy. The former
company has an excellent system of lines
and is quite formidable rival Of the
Western Union.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-19
a etabblng ARRAY.


GREENvILLH, TEX, Oct. 1S.-A stabbing
ARRAY occurred here at noon to-day in
front of Olvey's saloon in which Billy
O'Neal and J. Il. McGaughey, both living
near Greenville, were participants and in
which O'Neal received severe though
not fatal stab of about four inches across
his left chest with long bladed pocket
knife. DISTINGUISHED witnesses to the
affair state that O'Nesl was drinking and
seeing McGaughey in Olyey's saloon &C.
costed him with low epithet. After
wards when McGaughey passed out
O'Neal followed, picking up chair in his
exit through an oyster saloon. The two
meeting outside O'Nesl attacked with the
chair and McGaughey defended himself
first with board and then stabbed his
assailant. Arrest promptly followed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-19
GAINESVILLE.
Court Cases-Marr1ed-Under WateI
System-GIn Accident

Court CRses-Married-Undsr Water
system-Gin Accident
Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Oct. 18.-In the
County court to-day in the case Of E.
Eppstein & Co. VS.. W. T. Wilmington,
the court decided in favor OF the plain
tiffs. The criminal case Of the State vs..
John Wilson, who is charged with torni-
catien, was tried and the jury returned q
verdict of guilty, assessing the defendant
q fine of $50. On motion of defendant,
however, the Judgment was set aside.
There is q great deal of dengue in the
city at present, and quite number OF
our prominent business men are laid up
with the disease.
George Spencer and Miss Mary Hedges
were married at the residence OF the
brides parents in this county On Sunday
last, County Judge Hayworth tying the
nuptial knot.
The underground system now employed
by the water company is decided sue
cess, and the question of an abundant
supply of water for the city seems to be
permanently settled.
A. M. Miller, living twelve miles south
WtSL VI ueIej Hau LIS Aelt GILL SnusuG III q
gin and terribly lacerated thereby, the
flesh being torn of from the elbow to the
shoulder.
The grocery store of julius Kahn was
closed to-day By attachment. On last
Saturday Kahn bought out g. w. Dob
bins & Co., and 1t was for debts con-
tracted by that firm the attachments were
run. Two attachments have been run up
to the present time by Schneider & Davis
of Dallas and Callers Henry Of Sher-
msn. The claims of both attaching cred
itors arc small, being only little over
5000 in the aggregate.
The Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph
office was turned over to the Western
Union to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-19
MINNESOTA HOSPITALITY.

Away up in Minnesota, whence the
traveller comes with blue cold nose and
wrinkled brow, in the good city of Min
neapolis, where the refinement and cour-
tesy Of its rival, st. Paul, does not seem
to have crossed the river when enterprise
and progress first took up their abodes
there, the Minneapolis Tribune is pub
lished and edited by doughty general
who should have better manners.
During the recent visit of the
Presidential party to the twin cities,
the Tribune took occasion to criticise
Mrs. Cleveland in manner most insult
ing. The Georgia negro editor who was
run out of Georgia between two suns was
much more modest in his language. He
insulted white women generally so that
no particular woman could feel aggrieved,
but the white editor of the Minneapolis
psper makes his insults personal and
directed TO the Presidents wife. In CON-
menting upon the tour the Tribune takes
occasion to say;
Mrs. Clsveland's wlnsome ways and graceful
manner are cow on public exhibition for the
political purposes OF the family. And it is hard
to respect either member of this family now
touring for votes. Mrs. Cleveland is hand
some mature won IN, apparently several years
older than she is said to be. At least, she WIS
old enough to have exercised her own free
choice in marrying Grover Cleveland. Els in
conceivable that she should have married
him, except to obtain the position of mistress
of the White House Such marriage would
never have been thong hit of but for the aston
ishisg political accidents which In the course of
two or three years brought Mr. Cleveland on:
OF the obscurity which is his proper element
to the highest position In the nation. 1t is hard
to nave respect for a woman who would sell
herself to so gross and repulsivs man IS
Grover Cleveland, and one with pri
vate record so mslodorous, for the bauble Of
a private social ascendency. She is now an
object of curiosity and remark for
ga ing crowds, and her photographs |
ire sold almost, II not quite, |
Is freely IS Mrs. Langtryss. Such is her re-
ward. II she can secure q reelection for Gro.
Ter, she will have four years more of the graf |
dcation which the highest social prominence |
lives, and Of the delight of unfiagging news
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Tired of Living,
Correspondence Of the Gazette,

GREENvILLE, Tx, Oct. 17.-One Mr..
Eugene Luttrell, late of Spring Place, Ga,
aged about twenty one years, and in the
employ of the Jefferson Lumber Company
here, committed suicide to-day by taking
morphine. After procuring the drug at
one of the drug stores he went to the
lumber yard and took the dose, which re-
suited as above. Luttren left g letter
stating he had killed man in Georgia,
and that he was tired Of living. The let
ter was found on his person. Justice
Ragsdale held an inquest over his body
this evening, and rendered verdict con-
forming to the above facts.
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Freight Gar Robbed.

Special to the Gazette.
TExARKANA, ARK, Oct. 1S.-On Sunday
evening last, Mr.. Potter Of the Iron
Mountain railway, discovered that one of
the freight cars belonging to the company
had been broken opened and burglarized
during the night. examination it was
found that q ute q lot OF bottled whisky
and various articles bad been stolen. Mr..
Potter learned that two men were at G
house of Ill fame on the Texas side hav-
ing nigh time and treating everybody
that came along. With the assistance OF
Officer Sweeney the parties
were arrested and proved to
be Frank Cannon alias REILLY,
q switchmsn of the road, and James Con-
nor, a switcnman on the ST. Louis and
Texas RsilwSy. They were arraigned be-
fore Justice Smithers' court, and the evil
dence was sufficient to retain them. II is
thought they may be wanted at other
places and their trial was set for next
Tuesday. Ia default of bail demanded
for their appearance at that time they
were remended to ISL.